Chunian : [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
Development and restoration work is underway at Muhammad Khan Ground, located in the center of Chunian. The ground holds significant importance as a key public space frequently visited by residents, especially children and youth.
For some time, the ground had been in a deteriorated condition. The walking track was damaged, and children’s swings had become rusted and unsafe for use.
Deputy Commissioner Chunian Sidra Sattar has emphasized the urgent rehabilitation of the ground and directed concerned authorities to upgrade the facility so that citizens can benefit from safe and improved recreational amenities.
Residents have welcomed the initiative and expressed hope that the restoration will promote healthy activities and provide a better environment for the community.

Chunian: [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
Under the supervision of Chairman Union Council Pakhoki, Sardar Suleman Sarwar, the old route leading to the village has been closed and residents have been directed to use an alternative route allotted after government review. However, according to villagers, the alternate route is not usable.
Residents state that the new passage runs through the middle of a pond, making it difficult and unsafe for daily use. Due to the closure of the original route, movement to and from the nearby village of Achal has also been disrupted.
The affected residents have appealed to higher authorities to take immediate notice of the situation and ensure provision of a proper and accessible route.

Chunian: [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
The anti encroachment operation in Chunian has intensified, with para force teams carrying out actions in different neighborhoods. During the operation, sheds attached to houses and other structures are being demolished, raising concerns among residents.
Locals state that some of the removed structures were not causing any obstruction to public pathways, yet were still targeted, creating difficulties for affected families. Residents have also highlighted a lack of clear and consistent criteria in the enforcement process.
The administration maintains that the operation is being conducted under legal provisions and strict supervision to eliminate encroachments and improve public access.
Citizens have called for greater transparency and fairness, urging authorities to take action only against structures that genuinely obstruct movement.
The situation reflects the need for balanced enforcement to ensure urban order while maintaining public trust.